Slight thaw in gun politics opens window for Senate: The Note

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : The TIP with Hannah Demissie Texas lawmakers are once again in the national spotlight over their state's impact on national political trends -- this time over gun legislation in the wake of the Uvalde shooting.
43% : Meanwhile, Democrats in the state have been urging leaders to enact gun control laws to prevent more mass shootings.
41% : Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., told ABC's Jonathan Karl on "This Week" that much as he supports things like an assault-weapons ban and raising the minimum age for long-gun purchases to 21, such provisions might not be able to make it into a final package that gets at least 10 Republicans joining with Democrats in support.
40% : He dismissed the need for gun legislation.

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